interactive game could be used to help develop content vocabulary and to practice student spelling lists. Good for small group actives or whole class. 

A blog full of interesting resources and great links. There is a series of rather useful videos that teach parts of speech in a fun and catchy way that ill engage learners.

A blog full of interesting resources and great links. There is a series of rather useful videos that teach parts of speech in a fun and catchy way that ill engage learners.

a pretty comprehensive list of teaching resources

This looks good for anyone looking at a high school 

this is american so some of the resources here are not transferable to an Australian context. Most of the thins are variable at a cost but it might stimulate some ideas if your not keen to fork out the cash

Geography site middle- upper primary easy to read student language, engaging layout. Offers teachers page with lesson plans and presentations. Also link for kids geography games

Based in the UK there are some good explicit examples of how ICT can help learning skills such as, comprehension, talking and listening, early reading

An easy to read report discussing ICT practice, feedback and interactivity

15 reasons to use ict

This is a bit of a perpetual cycle. Technology itself doesn't guarantee an education revolution but it certainly is the driving force for needing one. 

this sight has topics of geographic inquiry organised into age groups from 5-12. Easy to navigate and well laid out. Good source of information fro online student inquiry

This is not a bad sight for teaching the upper primary years about the different types of tectonic plate boundaries.

Interactive spelling game for primary. Worth checking out

American but some good ideas that can be sorted through by grade

digital natives and digital immigrants- An interesting read however dated the figures may be. When the reading of traditional text is only accounting for less then one quarter of the time students are actively engaged in literacy practices why does it remain the dominant discourse in so many classrooms?

this might provide some ideas when thinking of fun and alternative ways for students to display their knowledge

I Loved this image as it shows just how interconnected the subject areas across the curriculum can be in real life. It pays to remember this as we strive to plan our lessons.